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comcast business. powering possibilities. maria: welcome back i am with harriet hageman who is challenging liz cheney in the 2022 primary race, harry i want to get your take on wyoming in the obvious energy production a leader in energy for the country on day one of joe biden's presidency, he canceled the xl pipeline and now he's begging opec and blaming the oil companies for the price of gasoline. we are headed into the most expensive think skipping we have seen in a long time with the national average gasoline price all the way up to $3.40 since a gallon. your thoughts on energy policy in wyoming. >> joe biden has been an absolute disaster when it comes to energy poverty. i think what you're seeing it is energy policy and been a disaster in the country, donald trump was excellent in terms of energy independence that not only helped wyoming but the united states as a whole. our prosperity is based upon affordable energy. what this administration is doing making everything more expensive by the policies that they adopted in r

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comcast business. powering possibilities. jonathan: what a week it has been. trying to get you to the weekend, this is "bloomberg surveillance." potentially the biggest weekly loss since early october. bond market yields are higher by more than 10 basis points. a big move on 5's and 2's. the cpi print has brought to life the outlooks for next year making people rethink how aggressive the fed might need to be. lisa:: this is not just an energy story. i think that jolted people. jonathan: inflation print, "broader and stickier." tom: i would go to j.p. morgan tonight, weekly prospects and rbc capital. the keyword is broader. i did not expect that, and yet here is. jonathan: standard chartered put it perfectly, it is as bad as it looks. i mentioned this yesterday, worth mentioning again. you still get 5.4% at an annualized pace and rising. this is the issue for me. we started the year, the transitory story made sense. we had temporary factors forcing inflation higher. they would fade and inflation would come back down. what has happened is the stories have gone b

comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> we promised to turn away no one, remembering how mary and joseph were turned away at the inn. >> why didn't mary and joseph call ahead for reservations? surely they must have realized how impossible it is to get a hotel room during the christmas season. >> i guess that's one for the theologians, rose. >> she's okay. hopefully she's watching this right now and laughing along with us. we simply wanted to get a little rose's humor into the show ahead of the holidays. for one other reason we'll get to shortly. we wouldn't to get a head start on celebrating the beloved actress turning 100 in january. 100 years on earth, trail-blazing the entire way. she is truly america's golding girl. as the 99-year-old nears her centennial, it's worth remembering the barriers she broke and a life dedicated to spreading kindness. her career is unlike any other, spanning some nine decades. she scored fer history gig at the age of 8 on radio. by the 1950s she was a bona fide tv r

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comcast business. powering possibilities. biden administration today should make it so that rare cancers, respiratory diseases, and disability related to those exposures can be covered as service connected disabilities. it is a whole raft of changes, research, rules. the head of iraq and afghanistan veterans of america says it is a good first step there are too many potential outs in the fine print of what was announced today. he explained that veterans and their supporters will be pushing to get the research done that needs to be done, the rules that need to be changed, to get vets into va health care if they have been made sick by those burn pits. it is literally hundreds of thousands of american veterans who have served in afghanistan who have that kind of exposure. it is a very big, deal that story will get bigger and bigger, and be more and more consequential for the u.s. government and veterans. over all the time that we live on this earth, because of the sustained exposure of those burn pits for all of those years, and

comcast business. powering possibilities. with a special gist. hi, diana. >> their supply chains, their labor forces who better to talk about that than the ceo of pepsico, ramon laguarta tell us why you are personally here at cop26? >> listen, we made a big commitment about a few weeks ago within net positive, our number one goal was to become net zero by 2040. that's a big ambition for pepsico. to do that, i need everybody with me, the full ecosystem, ngos to provide me with knowledge and implementation in the market i nigh policy makers with me to hell me transform my company. i need partners in the supply chain, other peers in the industry to scale to new technology this is a unique place, where we can meet in three, four days, all these parties to make attraction in what i think is a super-important topic for us on the other hand, i want to send a signal to my people, my own associates when i'm here, they see that climate is critical to us. they get the message you know we get a lot done, but we also send signals to our people this is very re

comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> good morning, everyone. it is tuesday, november 16th. it's 5:00 a.m. here in new york. thanks so much for getting an early start with me. i'm laura jarrett. christine is off today. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. >>> we begin this morning in kenosha, wisconsin, where the fate of kyle rittenhouse will soon be in the hands of a jury. as they begin deliberations this morning at 10:00 a.m., the judge yesterday dismissed one of the charges against rittenhouse, the one for a misdemeanor gun possession. so the jury now has five felony charges to consider including homicide, and lesser included offenses the jury can consider if they find rittenhouse not guilty on the major offenses in the case. in closing arguments yesterday, the defense argued rittenhouse was under attack that night and acted in self-defense. prosecutors pushed back, though, telling jurors, quote, you can't claim self-defense on a danger you create. trial cons

comcast business powering possibilities. >>> it's 1995. diana is alone at kensington palace. >> she's writing a note about how she's feeling. she says i'm sitting here at my desk in october longing for someone to hug me and say keep strong and hold my head high. >> diana is feeling vulnerable. it's the first time she's feeling like she's losing the support of the public. as well as being sidelined and undermined by charles' supporters. >> diana continues i've been battered bruised and abused by a system for 15 years now. i'm weary of the battles, but i will never surrender. >> she felt she needed to put her case directly to the public. >> everyone wanted to get into a sitdown with princess diana. >> this was the biggest tv interview you could get. this was the ultimate get. >> some of the top names in america and britain were angling for diana to sit on a couch, notely oprah winfrey, david frost. really big hitters. what's remarkable she ended one martin bashir. martin bashir got to diana by approaching lord spencer and made allegations ho

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comcast business. powering possibilities. lisa: 30 minutes until the start of trading, a softer tone as people reassess a more hawkish fed. the countdown to the open starts right now. >> everything you need to get set for the start of u.s. trading. this is "bloomberg: the open" with jonathan ferro. lisa: we begin with the big issue, chairman powell's next chapter. >> this is a don't rock the boat move. >> there will certainly not be any conflict. >> elevating the voice of lael brainard to vice chair is important, while keeping the continuity of jay powell. >> we are at a point where stability is important. >> this is the central case markets expected. >> the announcement will give markets more confidence to move ahead. >>

comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> in our politics lead, president biden is making a major push to try to sell his newly passed infrastructure deal to americans who have not been feeling the benefits of an economic recovery. yesterday the president acknowledged more needs to be done to help struggling families even though almost 6 million jobs have been created since biden took office. let's get right to cnn's phil mattingly live at the white house. biden heads to baltimore tomorrow. there are other stops across the country for his cabinet officials. what's the strategy? what are they going to be saying? >> what i've heard from administration officials is essentially nothing short of a full-court press over the course of the next couple of weeks. the president will be at the port of baltimore tomorrow to talk at least in part about the $17 billion for ports and waterways in the infrastructure proposal the house passed late last wook. his cabinet secretaries spreading out across the country.

comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> the fate of kyle rittenhouse facing murder charges has been in the hands of this injury. 12 deliberated over seven hours today. in a racially charged case, we can tell you this jury is all white, with the exception of one juror. the decision is whether this teenager committed murder by taking an illegally obtained gun, showing up at a blm protest and killing two people last summer. there was an unusual moment where rittenhouse was basically charged by the court to actually hand pick the six alternate jurors out of a tumbler. he took the stand to testify on behalf of himself, that is rare, and used a display of emotion that has led many people to debate what he was really doing. what does it mean for someone who showed up and killed two to cry so much. was it a show? >> there were -- people right there. [crying] >> that's when i -- that's when i -- [crying] >> time for a break anyway. >> he may be upset about what he did, of course, you're watching the tears

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comcast business powering possibilities. >>> welcome back to "tech check. i am live from qualcomm's investor day here at gotham hall in manhattan with me now, qualcomm's ceo cristian amon. cristian, there is nothing like in person. you have tcfo right over here making projections about such an important technology market. you hear it live let's start with that. he just said 5g handsets are going to more than double from 525 million in calendar year '21 to 1.1 billion in 2024 that's not counting the 5g opportunity beyond handsets. that's why you are focused at the intelligent edge beyond handsets explain. >> we are at the beginning of this p5g transition. the reality is 5g has been designed as a technology to connect everything to the cloud 100% of the time and that's really about connecting the billions of devices that are going to be connected to the cloud, creating this intelligent edge. it's a great opportunity for qualcomm diversifying the company, creating new end markets. you know, we are seeing demand for qualcomm technologies across virtually every

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comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> welcome back i'm rahel solomon and here is our cnbc news at this hour the situation quickly worsening in eastern europe. poland is using water canons and tear gas to prevent migrants from belarus they're encouraging to cross as revenge for leverage against the country. at least three people have been killed and 33 others injured in twin suicide bombings. this is just the latest in the recent series of attacks as officials urge ongoing vigilance. three suicide bombers were killed in the blast and police apprehended another suspected bomber foiling a third attack. >>> you're deliberations are k beginning after closing arguments in the trial of kyle rittenhouse. his fate is in the hands of wisconsin jurors tune into the news with shepard smith tonight at 7:00 eastern. >> in sports, the los angeles angels reached a one-year $20 million deal the 29-year-old right-handed pitcher spent the first seasons of his career with the new york mets scott, i'll send it back

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comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> welcome back with cars getting more expensive, inventory so low, people are keeping cars longer, according to the market. the average car is around 12 years. all those aging vehicles are helping boost shares of advanced auto parts up more than 50 persian this year, while third quarter earnings beat estimates, it is facing new head winds. those shares are a little lower today. here to discuss, tom greco how are you feeling inflation, is it in the goods you buy for manufacturers and resell, are you not able to pass on price increases, is it from labor? where is it coming from. >> good afternoon, tyler great to be back on. it is really across the board. we have commodity inflation on products we sell you're seeing wage inflation in stores and distribution centers. obviously in the traffic and freight line great news is we have been able to deal with that. once again, expanded margins significantly, gross margins by 240 basis points in the third quarter. and we

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comcast business. powering possibilities. gerry: president biden asked the ftc this week to launch an investigation to oil and gas companies what he says is mounting evidence of anti- consumer behavior aimed at keeping gas prices high is this another attempt by the biden administration to deflect attention from the economic failures let's ask our panel. congressman, inflation is at its highest level for 30 years. gas prices are surging energy prices are surging the biden administration is restricting supply to cut back on domestic oil production. this is just a scapegoating exercise asking the ftc to blame energy companies? >> no. let me acknowledge that gas prices are high. i was back on in california gas prices were almost five dollars a gallon. and then to have a ban on us exporting crude oil and then to have the ftc to look into it. this is a common thing that presidents do is have the ftc look into price manipulation. gerry: you feel there's price gouging right now? >> i don't know. i don't want to pre- judge or attack w

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comcast business. powering possibilities. ♪ >>> behind the closed-door of a suburban house in a nice neighborhood, where a christmas ornament hangs in the window, inside there is a cruelty you do not have to imagine. you can see it in the pictures. chains used to tie little arms and legs. one child tied with a rope uses his teeth to escape so they switch to thicker, heavier chains. a child, both hands attached to one rail and can't roll over or itch the lice on his head. chained for up to a month, two months. only released to eat or go to the bathroom, if they can make it in time. and then on january 14th, 2018, the signal that time has run out. jordan hears mother say the family is moving to oklahoma, and everyone is getting chained. >> that was my only chance. at least if something happened to me, at least i died trying. because if we went to oklahoma, there was a big chance that some of us would have died. >> do you have a search warrant or anything? >> reporter: as sheriff's deputies move through

comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> new video exclusively obtained by cnn shows former trump attorney rudy giuliani being challenged under oath about his election lie. giuliani is being sued by dominion voting systems for saying the 2020 election was rigged. and you're going to see a video from a deposition back in august. >> we had a report that the heads of dominion and smartmatic somewhere in the mid teens, you know, 20, 13, 14, whatever, went down to venezuela for a get-to-know meeting with maduro so they could demonstrate to maduro the kind of vote fixing they did for chavez. >> you say the heads of dominion and smartomatic? >> yes, that's what i was told. before the press conference i was told about it. sometimes i go and look myself online when stuff comes up. this time i didn't have the time to do it. it's not my job in a fast-moving case to go out and investigate every piece of evidence that is given to me. otherwise you're never going to write a story. you're never going to come to

comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> sealed, delivered and soon to be signed president biden set to formally approve the $1 trillion infrastructure bill. and katherine thompson is here laying out how you can invest in all that money going to be pumped into roads, bridges and more >>> a big weekend for bitcoin as the crypto undergoes an upgrade. but how much higher can it go? >>> elon musk going after bernie sanders on taxes what he said and how it's playing out on this monday, november 15th, on "worldwide exchange." >>> welcome or welcome back. and good monday morning, everybody. 5:31 here on the east coast. thank you for joining us on cnbc here's how the money and investments look as we are halfway through the 5:00 a.m. hour stock futures are higher across the board. what's new lately the market is up 20 of the past 23 sessions or something like that. dow futures up 100, nasdaq up as well but not huge gains but we are in the green nonetheless. right now you're probably having a cup of coffee

comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> futures under pressure as investors brace for a volatile week to end. a vote delayed why the house pushed off a vote on president biden's $1.75 trillion social spending package until today. and you just heard about the return of the business traveler but what about the business lunch? what's going on there? it's friday, november 18th, 2021 you are watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc >>> the 19th what am i talking about? welcome back i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan this morning. so here's how stock futures are looking halfway through the 5:00 a.m. eastern time hour if you've been with us over the course of the past half hour, you've noticed a decline in the futures trade. when we first came in on air we were implied down 30, 40, 50 points or so the dow jones is implied lower by 100 points now. we're seeing a leg lower in the course of the past half hour or so and some folks are attributing this to the idea that austria has gone into full c

comcast business powering possibilities. kailey: we are in our into the u.s. trading day, and it is not looking pretty. abigail doolittle is watching those markets. abigail: it is looking pretty ugly indeed. lots of red on the screen. it feels a little bit like early 2020. it looks like early 2020, especially in the fact that you have some of the riskier commodities and retails selling off. new york crude down 9.2%. it just keeps going down, the worst day since april 2020, the lowest since september. take a look at copper, also down 3.6%. in early 2020, you had continued selling and all of these markets, but not so much for the s&p 500. the s&p 500 now down about 2%, and we can see it is quitting moving down towards the 50 day moving average on a sloping rsi. when that happens in the past, it typically means that they have had that 50 day moving average. in one case this year, below the 50 day moving average. we were looking at the russell 2000 on its 200 day moving average, so brutal selling. the airlines, the cruise lines, marriott also down sharply on the i

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comcast business powering possibilities. welcome back to all the new investment revolution, now i have a chance to answer your question directly in fact, let's go straight to tony and wisconsin, is asking, i'd be interested in determining the most effective fundamental to look at when trying to identify stocks and investing it and technicals are so confusing it to say the least read if you don't understand how to evaluate and you're complaining two separate things, fundamentals for me is like a report card, how will management is going up and the potential and it tells me with the stocks i want to own it and technicals on the other hand, that is sort of a history of the movement of the stock. and when paper hand its maker example when they may sell this where you want to buy so that tells me when i want to buy in for the mentals, but i want to buy, technicals when i want to pull the trigger. i have another fundamental question. >> charles can you talk about the ratio and how it should be used to sort the company and i know i

comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> the trial of the three men accused of chasing down and killing unarmed ahmaud arbery in a georgia neighborhood is continuing today. prosecutors call the sergeant who was first on the scene. now they show the jury a graphic pictures of his body, the gunshot wound to his chest, blood on a shotgun as well. >> you could imagine the images were upsetting. inside of the courtroom several jurors were seen squirming in their seats and arbery's mother appeared in distress. ryan young joins us now. so what did we learn today? >> reporter: the pictures that your describing were very tough to look at and were from all angles. crime scene investigator arrived and the pictures were at the center of the investigation. at the time the crime scene investigator didn't realize that the trucks were involve and video in possession of some of the men standing nearby. i could tell you as i look over right now, the first officer who arrived on scene actually was talking since abou

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comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> let me bring you up to date with our top stories this hour. a u.s. ban on most travelers from south africa and nearby countries now in effect as the world races to contain the omicron variant of covid-19 which has been found now in more than a dozen countries as well as territories. president biden will deliver remarks on omicron later today and g7 health ministers are set to hold talks on the variant in the coming hours. we'll have more news on that throughout the hour. >>> taiwan is accusing china of conducting so-called gray zone warfare. beijing sent 27 planes into their protected area. christi lu stout is in hong kong with the latest. christi, what more do we know about the incident? we have been here before? >> reporter: we have been here before and taiwan is in a position where yet again it has had to scramble its jets to warn away china's air force. the incident took place on sunday. some 27 chinese military planes entered taiwan's air defense zone.

comcast business. powering possibilities. ♪ >>> welcome back >>> my next guest has had pretty outstanding calls in the past year he predicted the market's v-shaped rebound and then predicted the fed's taper this year when few thought it was likely and now he says the fed is still behind the curve. here to explain and tell you where the risks are in the market is michael darda. michael, it is great to have you back welcome. >> thanks for having me, kelly >> so let's talk about -- can i just ask you to make sense of the falling bond yields for us today especially in a world that you've correctly described as being a demand-driven shock with the fed behind the curve how do you explain this decline? >> absolutely. it certainly looks bizarre on its face, but if we look at what's driving bond yields lower, it is really a drop in the real interest rate i think that at least, you know, over the last day or so that could be due to some speculation that fed governor brainard may be elevated to replace powell a

comcast business powering possibilities. >>> across america tonight, many school-age kids could be eligible for a covid vaccine as early as, well, the next few minutes. a cdc advisory panel voted unanimously to recommend a smaller dose of pfizer's vaccine for children aged 5 to 11. now it's up to the cdc director to sign off on the plan. and that could happen at any moment it's the final step before shots could be available to roughly 28 million children the white house says crews are working around the clock, packing up doses and printing labels the fed already shipping vaccines for children so they're ready to go. >> over the next couple days several million doses will start arriving at local pediatrician and family doctors's office. pharmacies, children hospitals, community health centers rural health clinics and other locations. this will give parents a broad range of options to get their kids vaccinated. >> the shots will be available that much is clear but that won't be much help if hesitancy among parents remains high

comcast business. powering possibilities. guy: live from london, i'm guy johnson. alix steel is over in new york. this is "bloomberg markets." let's talk about retail earnings and alzheimer's drug controversies continuing to lead today's movers. there's a biogen story, a retail story. kriti gupta is covering it all. kriti: biogen under some pressure after facing doubts on its alzheimer's drug after facing pressure from an eu authority. you also have cassava sciences down 24% after the dow jones reported they may be the target of an sec investigation that alleges data manipulation for their own alzheimer's trial. he also had to the upside eli lilly seen as a beneficiary for its own alzheimer's drug. i want to take a look at some of those retail earnings because that is what the upside drivers in the s&p 500 are really. it is that same diversion you saw yesterday between home depot and walmart. essentially, consumer discretionary, disposable income still coming up strong. same story here for the parent company of t.j. maxx, an addition to queuing up a pretty strong h